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I drew my Oc for the first time in forever

I drew my Oc for the first time in forever

Yes, an Alicorn but she wasn't always one. She used to be a Pegasus, then she got cursed with a dark spirit who almost broke her. Reflecting my Ed and depression. That's why she got the golden/ yellow cracks (Kintsugi tradition). I didn't draw her in forever and i had fun redesigning her I'm just a bit unsure about the pink in her main

u/_darkDragon_ — 18 hours ago
▲ 12 r/walking

Mother's Day walk

Walking to the neighboring village, listening to her favorite music to visit her grave💜

Especially one song from her favorite singer hits deep called "vergiss mein nicht'

u/_darkDragon_ — 4 days ago

A few months ago, i reached my goal weight. Since then, a lot has happened. I started a new job as a waitress, I'm trying to stick to two/three days of strength training and try getting back into jogging after quitting to get used to my job. I'm F 24 and have been at 53kg for the past few days at 166cm. I'm constantly bloated as well, while trying my best at intuitive eating.

It sounds rough but I'm getting depressed getting this high. I haven't been at over 50kg since before my ed started 2019 and my head is having a tantrum. It feels uncomfortable and i think I'm at a pretty narrow path of slipping back into restriction just to "get lean"

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u/_darkDragon_ — 6 days ago

3 hour+ shifts without eating. Is it bad?

After being home for almost two years because of my anorexia I just fought my way back up and found a job as a waitress. It's just minimal wage, and three hours, three days a week.

I always have a snack before starting and always take my lunch with me for afterwards but it's still three plus hours in between, depending on how busy it is.

To get to the point. My question is if that's too long and if it might hinder my recovery?

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u/_darkDragon_ — 7 days ago

Hey. I'm 24 and haven't had a natural period in around 4 years now. My doc prescribed me the pill for a while before stopping recently.

To get to the point, i had a few symptoms the past days like feeling a bit chilly, water retention and moodiness lol. Am i imagining it or could it be something? It would be my last goal of recovery from Anorexia

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u/_darkDragon_ — 9 days ago

Trigger warning. I want to rant about exercise in Anorexia recovery

Hey.(F24) I'm looking for some advice here because Ed specific subreddits keep calling all my work i spent fighting my way back to life (36kg -52kg) wrong because i enjoy long walks and like strength training and before i started my job as a waitress, jogging.

I understand that exercises are a critical point in recovery, trust me, I've been in inpatient treatment three times and that's all everyone tells you.

The body is trying to heal and to get the system back on but it wasn't my cup of tea. I've always been active through my ADHD. Yes, for a while i worked out because I felt like i have to but after three times inpatient, were they forbidd all sorts of exercises i finally managed to gain weight AND heal my relationship with training.

A few days ago, i made a post on r/fuckeatingdisorders and got berated that I'm not in recovery and still engage in disordered behavior. That kinda felt like a stab in the chest.

Now for a question. Is it really this wrong i found enjoyment in long walks, playing pokemon go and lifting?

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u/_darkDragon_ — 11 days ago

Big trigger warning. I want to rant about exercise in Anorexia recovery

Hey.(F24) I've been on this sub for a long while because Ed specific subreddits keep calling all my work i spent fighting my way back to life (36kg -52kg) wrong because i enjoy long walks and like strength training and before i started my job as a waitress, jogging.

I understand that exercises are a critical point in recovery, trust me, I've been in inpatient treatment three times and that's all everyone tells you.

The body is trying to heal and to get the system back on but it wasn't my cup of tea. I've always been active through my ADHD. Yes, for a while i worked out because I felt like i have to but after three times inpatient, were they forbidd all sorts of exercises i finally managed to gain weight AND heal my relationship with training.

A few days ago, i made a post on r/fuckeatingdisorders and got berated that I'm not in recovery and still engage in disordered behavior. That kinda felt like a stab in the chest.

Now for a question. Is it really this wrong i found enjoyment in long walks, playing pokemon go and lifting?

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u/_darkDragon_ — 12 days ago
▲ 12 r/Garten

Hey. Also ich habe letztens ein paar Blumen bekommen und wollte sie auf meinem Balkon pflanzen. Es sind nur unteranderem Geranien, 'Pelargonium peltatum', die auf dem Bild und ein kleines, selbst groß gezogenes Zitronen Bäumchen. Ich komme aus der Oberpfalz und angeblich soll es ja nochmal nass und kälter werden

u/_darkDragon_ — 13 days ago

I have been on this journey since 2024. I was 36kg at my lowest and reached my goal weight of 50kg two months ago. I'm 168cm.

My appetite is still all over the place so i keep on tracking ( 2500-2550). Still no period and today reached over 52kg.

I try sticking with two to three times of strength training a week which has been a bit inconsistent since starting my new job as a waitress. 15-20k steps a day lmao

u/_darkDragon_ — 17 days ago
▲ 4 r/Arttips+1 crossposts

I haven't drawn in a long time and just tried sketching my pokemon team. It looks a bit wonky but what irritates me the most is the hoodie. I say it as a fact, I'm not good with clothes

u/_darkDragon_ — 17 days ago